Aksar 2 is a film which will keep you involved till the end. The point where you think you have caught the plot you get a surprise.. but the end has been rushed.
Aksar 2 starts with an accident of, a millionaire, Madame Khambata’s (Lillete Dubey) governess. Khambata’s financial advisor with a weird name, Patrick Sharma (Gautam Rode) appoints Sheena Roy (Zareen Khan) as a new governess. Apart from his abnormal name, Patrick has a couple of conditions for the new governess – she should be single and, of course, she should sleep with him.
How could a hottie like Sheena Roy could be single? Yes! She has a boyfriend which she keeps hiding from Khambata and team. Story proceeds as director introduces the greedy side of everyone.
Zareen Khan in the role of the governess with ulterior motives is good in parts. On the other hand, Gautam Rode in his debut on the big screen, comes across as a one trick-pony with not too many expressions on display, even though he gets to play a charcater with more than one shade. Lillete Dubey as the aged Madame Khambatta delivers a measured performance. Abhinav Shukla as Ricky does the best he can with his limited character sketch. Mohit Madaan as Madame Khambatta's driver is competent. Cricketer S Sreesanth who finds himself on a new pitch as Madame Khambatta's lawyer scores in his debut outing on screen.
Director Ananth Narayan Mahadevan manages to steer the film's narrative in the right direction, replete with intrigue in the first half. But the second half with its innumerable twists and turns intended to keep the viewers hooked doesn't manage to do so. The climax is predictable and the narrative towards the end slackens with the inclusion of a song. Aksar 2 is a movie that begins well, but quickly crumbles to a point of no return.
The film could have been very engaging. But i give it 3*
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Aksar 2 starts with an accident of, a millionaire, Madame Khambata’s (Lillete Dubey) governess. Khambata’s financial advisor with a weird name, Patrick Sharma (Gautam Rode) appoints Sheena Roy (Zareen Khan) as a new governess. Apart from his abnormal name, Patrick has a couple of conditions for the new governess – she should be single and, of course, she should sleep with him.
How could a hottie like Sheena Roy could be single? Yes! She has a boyfriend which she keeps hiding from Khambata and team. Story proceeds as director introduces the greedy side of everyone.
Zareen Khan in the role of the governess with ulterior motives is good in parts. On the other hand, Gautam Rode in his debut on the big screen, comes across as a one trick-pony with not too many expressions on display, even though he gets to play a charcater with more than one shade. Lillete Dubey as the aged Madame Khambatta delivers a measured performance. Abhinav Shukla as Ricky does the best he can with his limited character sketch. Mohit Madaan as Madame Khambatta's driver is competent. Cricketer S Sreesanth who finds himself on a new pitch as Madame Khambatta's lawyer scores in his debut outing on screen.
Director Ananth Narayan Mahadevan manages to steer the film's narrative in the right direction, replete with intrigue in the first half. But the second half with its innumerable twists and turns intended to keep the viewers hooked doesn't manage to do so. The climax is predictable and the narrative towards the end slackens with the inclusion of a song. Aksar 2 is a movie that begins well, but quickly crumbles to a point of no return.
The film could have been very engaging. But i give it 3*
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